Only a few notebooks based on AMD Ryzen Mobile will arrive this year, as the range of processors for laptops is delayed to Q1 2018, said Lisa Su, CEO of AMD.

Not only have the accounts for the third quarter been presented at AMD, there has also been new data on the next movements in the company's market. The CEO of AMD, Lisa Su, has taken advantage of the conference call where the company's accounts have been presented, to comment that the AMD Ryzen Mobile, were scheduled for the end of the year, will finally be launched on the market during Q1 2018. These processors they are based on a mobile version of Ryzen, without integrated graphics. The timeline for these CPUs is the second time it has been modified and they are highly anticipated for ultrabooks and notebooks.

Initially the plans are for the simple Ryzen, without GPU, for laptops to arrive first and they will be assembled by Acer, Lenovo and HP, to later offer a broader portfolio in 2018 and for other manufacturers to launch products. The strongest laptops are expected to arrive during the first quarter of 2018. AMD has also confirmed that in this 2017 we will see only the tip of the iceberg, since it is expected that in 2018 we will see many laptops based on a mobile version of Ryzen.

We must emphasize that if this year has been crazy in terms of the launch of processors, we no longer know which families, or how many there are, practically, in the market, 2018 does not seem to be less, since Intel would be saving in The sleeve is an eight-core Coffee Lake, according to rumors and the 10nm Cannon Lake and its version for the mobile segment, the Ice Lake, have to arrive, that we know, because then processors may appear, on both sides, from below stones, like the Threadripper, which if we believe the story, are processors developed by AMD engineers in their spare time.

Source: Fudzilla